Benjamin Stewart Dies After Week of Illness at English Area
Benjamin Stewart 43 died at home north of town Wednesday evening after ten days of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and several children, two brothers and two sisters, and was a Modern Woodmen Camp No. 6407 member with a $100000 policy. Interment was Thursday in the family burial ground under Modern Woodmen of America auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Stewart
James R.C Stewart
Modern Woodmen
Modern Woodmen of America
Hannah Grant
Ed. Cummins
Sioan Cemetery
Women prominent in church life and civic roles
The piece surveys local Anglian church life noting women as the main contributors. It lists residents from Taswell, English, New Albany, Milltown, Marengo and Beechwood visiting, hosting, or engaging in civic and social events. It also mentions meetings, a Jersey Cattle Club event, theater plans, and upcoming services with ministers and speakers.
Stop and Look for Home Portraits and Local Notices
Stop Look Listen announces Home Portraits with Eastman View Camera and invites written or phone requests. The piece references 15 years of experience Hawkins Stewart Studio and claims aim to please. Local items include for sale notes, travel reports, flower beds, and school news from Centerville with a closing note on the Joy Stewart class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins & Stewart Studio
A Candidate's Life
The Bloomington Star notes a candidate’s informal campaign duties beyond expense filings. The list records handshakes, estimated numbers of lies and favors, visits to homes, farm tasks, dog bites, and minor costs, detailing a humorous, candid tally of everyday canvassing acts.
Testing Seed Corn Warns Farmers To Rigorously Test
The Department of Agriculture urges farmers to test seed corn this spring by the individual ear test due to late cold season frosts and moisture in harvested ears. Carl Vrooman notes that seed from wagon or crib is often worthless and one bad ear can cost about three dollars per ear in lost yield at sixo cents a bushel.
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Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Corn
Carl Vrooman
Department
Vrooman
Local Notes On Travel and Community Events
Clyde Everdon returned home from Lapere Michigan. Joy Stewart left for Terre Haute to begin spring term at State Normal. Landrus bought two mules for farm use. Bing Tower visited Beechwood to see his son Roy. Peter Goodson bought a new horse. Evening attendance at teachers examination in English included Victor Everdon Hubert Henry Robert Wright D M Matherly J E and D M Stephenson. Edmund McNaughton died in Kansas and was buried here. Luther Temple visited Marengo. Charley Wright and Ivan Elliott joined Rev Rosier in his new auto. Eli Slaughterback died at his daughter Mrs Sanford Shafer home. J E Stephenson's school closed Wednesday at Archibald.
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Clyde Everdon
Lapere Michigan
Joy Stewart
Terre Haute
State Normal
G. W
C. E. Landrus
Bing Tower
Beechwood
Roy
Peter Goodson
Victor Everdon
Hubert Henry
Robert Wright
D. M. Matherly
J. E
D.M Stephenson
Anton Schroeder
Tipton
Iowa
John Bernardi
Cap Everdon
A. B. Henry
Leavenworth
Edmund McNaughton
Sam Zahad
Kansas
Luther Temple
Marengo
Charley Wright
Ivan _ Elliott
Rev. Rosier
Eli Slaughterback
Sanford Shafer
Marengo appoints new marshal to curb bootleggers
Last week James Ott resigned as marshal and Sherman Scott was appointed by the town board to succeed him. The new marshal vows to uphold his oath and urges citizens to aid in breaking up bootleggers and other unlawful activity in Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ott
Sherman Scott
Marengo
T. S. Hiestand
Local Notices From Marengo and Nearby Areas
Curby Jas Wynn of Marengo was here on Monday on business. School closed here Friday. Alfred McClellan and Tonny McWilliams were at English on Monday. Miss Eunice Vernon and Mrs Grace Whithurst visited their uncle John B Vernon and family at Pilot Knob on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Emma Lynch and daughter Madge left Saturday for Mt Carmel IL where they'll spend the coming summer. Emery Batman and family and Mae Batman of Marengo visited Carter Batman and wife Saturday and Sunday. Adam Wiseman and mother of Leavenworth visited their sister and daughter Mrs Clyde Dillaun Saturday.
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Wim. H. Goldman
West Fork
J. E. Hawkins
Marengo
Leavenworth
Chas. Stewart
Julia
Milltown
Arvil Wyman
Roy Gibbs
Marshal Sherman Scott
John Stone
C. W. Miller
John E. Stone
T. S. Hiestand
Lucy Sharp
Corydon
U. S. Woman's Missionary Association
The
Otterbein Guild of
Woman's Society
W. O. Simpson
Alfred McClellan
Tonny McWilliams
English
Eunice Vernon
Grace Whithurst
John B. Vernon
Pilot Knob
Emma Lynch
Madge
Mt. Carmel
Emery Batman
Miss Mae Batman
Carter Batman
Adam Wiseman
Clyde Dillaun
Saw mill to move in sixty two days warning log buyers
E. P. Hooten orders all lumber log intake halted to meet relocation schedule. All interested buyers must secure logs immediately to avoid missing out on material.
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E. P. Hooten
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Benj. Stewart
Courier
Vansville
Sterling Township
Nobte Denbo
Burnetts
H_ A. Switzer
Helen Hart
Ind
Iris
J.R. Crews
Taswell
Ruth Carr
New Albany
Valley Satterfield
Eschel Davidson
Ora Smith
Louisville
W.Q. Ballard
Henry Jenkins
Near
Magnolia
Mary Jenkins
Roy Sheldon
Baby
C. M. Sheldon
Tobinsport
W. W. Johnson
Curby
Ennglish
B. E. Heac
Robert Head
Susan Key
Jane Key
Jovie Shields
Lona Turley
Burnett
John Jones
International Mills
Dept
Norristown
Bud Robison
Sth
C. E. Roberts
Taylor
Bud
Court House
John A. Blevins
Katherine
Babe
Opera House
Eckerty
Philip Miller
Eckerty, Ind
James E. Hawkins
Crawford County Jersey Cattle Club
Red Man Hall
Wa. Veatch
Hezel Chinn
Embroidery Club
House Economics Club
Ohad
Atic Hee
J. T. Nichols
Jesse
Jesse Wilson
Marengo Observer
Wm. Landrus
G.M. Byrd
Ohio Township
Edwin Ewing
Washington
Herbert
Sam Walls
Ophia Brown
Nellie Taylor
E. Richard Blevins
Elbert Ewing
Saturday Night
Wmn. Ballard
Near Riddle
Irene Breeden
Katherine Blevins
George Riddle
J. W. Patton
Chris. Osborn
Patoka Township
Riddle
S. A. Tucker
Lucile
Jen Mathers
Magdeline Proctor
Ween Proctor
Rebecca Carter
George N. Doolittle
Geo. W. Stewart
Globe Democrat
W. W
H. H. Myier
Near West Fork
Henry Grant
Gibson County
Wm. A. Moore
Thomas I. Zimmerman
Macksville, Kans
David Matherly
Thomas
Ed Stephenson
Jennings Township
James J. Smith
Patoka
Canidate
Ouio
J. A. Blevins
Grantsburg
J. F. Stewart
Wm. H. Goldman
Jack
Orivle
the News
Centerville
Bloomington
Curtis McFarland
Highfill
Marie Walcamp
Wm. Clifford
Henry McRae
Bil Richie
Charlie Chaplin
J. E. Stephenson
Archibald
Ed Bullington
Dupont, I
B. F. Bullington
Wife
Iane Landers
E. O. Murphy
Charles Temple
G. S. Balthis
Studebaker
Nellie Stewart
Mettie van- Metre
W. C. Simpson
S. L. Todd
Odon
Leslie Hollowell
Owen Okes
W. T. Bates
John Hollowell
E. Tower
Sugyn
Leslie Hiestand
E. T. Wilson
Raymond Byrn
Zadie Allen
Seattle, Wash
Nellie Allen
Miss Grace
Clarence Coleman
Fern
Bessie Jenkins
Eliza Dillman
Cynthia Dillman
Sylvester Parks
Jessie
Joel Foster
Mr. Foster
Bogard
Gid
Alton
Leah Purcell
Creeelius Landing
Joseph Birlka
Thelma Deuchars
High Street
J.B. Hanspire
Chester East
Little Blue
Joseph Birkla
Alton High School
D.S. Deuchars
Curg. Harrison
J.B. Parr
Pauline Harrison
Hazel Gaither
A. D. Purcell
Monequa
Beechwood School
Aston School
H. M. Guilette
Belle Myers
May Belle Purcell
Robert and
Cleon Johnson
Violet Deuchars
A. S. Roberts
D. S. Gaither
Richard Jenkins
Buddish McCraney
Edward Holcroft
D. S. Deuchars
Carlyle Griggs
Frank Staples
Roberta
Messrs. Griggs
Staples
Vaudville
C. L. Martin
Wade Shacklitte
Ralph Myers
Indianapolis
Jas. Wynn
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